Posts by Jemjulio

You have been very helpful.

Thanks again. Excelent!
One last silly question( Not very Midi clever I'm afraid)
When it sends a command thru it doesn't mean its unaffected right? It also Is receiving the same command I gather?

Thanks buddy.
Just seen this on their site:
5 basic functions can be accessed through MIDI Program Changes (PC) sent by an external MIDI device :

• Canal A
• Canal B
• Cold Fusion
• Hot Fusion
• Bypass

In other words, your Le Preamp can receive a MIDI PC asking for bypass or channel switch. Any MIDI message received will be transmitted to the MIDI output (MIDI Thru function).
When using Le Preamp as a MIDI controller, you will be able to send a MIDI PC to trigger preset changes on another MIDI device, such as a Torpedo C.A.B. or an FX unit.

Is this what we want?

Hey guys.
I'm sure you can help me with this one.
So, I'm thinking of putting a wee pedalboard together, as I would rather not use the Kemper live.
Thinking of putting together a two note preamp along with the torpedo cab and a Nova system. The Nova I already own
I'm wondering if I could control the preamp and the torpedo with the Nova system presets.
The Nova has MIDI in, out and thru. The preamp has MIDI in and out, while the Cab has MIDI in.
Is it as simple as:
Nova midi out - Preamp midi in- Preamp midi out- Cab midi in ?

Is this correct? If so, could be a very nice simple setup.
I'm thinking of plugging in the guitar to the preamp and have the Nova in the preamps fx loop, But I would use the preset buttons on the Nova for patch changes.

I appreciate the input.
Peace

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For those of us who have too many guitars
Re stringing is now not a pain in the ass!, i just pulled the trigger on this

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Is it just me, or does the classical guitar sound out of tune AFTER he tunes it at the beginning with the Roadie?
Let us know how it works out buddy.

I have the ISP Stealth. I like it

Give it a shot young one!

Quote from Cederick

Actually I just discovered these guys a couple of days ago, and I love that Tell No Tales track.Of course, I knew about them before, but I never checked them out because I'm not super into hair/glam stuff.
But Tell No Tales was one of the best speed metal killers I've heard!!!

I'm thinking of covering it, but the chorus is just SO DAMN HIGH hahahah.
The highest note in Tell No Tales is the exact high I do in this song and not sure if I can "stay up" there

I heard that track when it came out 30 years ago and was blown away. Le Tekro is an AMAZING guitarist. Instantly recognisable.

Vocals reminded me at times of Tony Harnell of T.N.T !

....and create a guitar profile in a minute.

pretty awesome sounding rehearsal man.

+1 on everything, but quantization first please.
What is Kemper saying about the quantization? Will it happen or is it possibly beyond the capabilities of the unit?

Great stuff. IMHO Britt and Bert have the best profiles out there.
I like the fact that the remote has its effects assigned already. Nice touch. Never seen that before.

Thanks Michael.

Peace

Julio

+1
Thought this exactly scrolling thru the delays.

Quote from MuddySludge

Since Lester T. won't cooperate any longer the V-Picks Screamers, Dimensions, Johnny Hiland and Water Buffalo work well.
Lester T. reminded me a Tortoise lives a lot longer than most musicians.Don't fear the fat ones just get outta there before daybreak's Muddy

That Johnny Hilland looks great. Its the first premium sized I have seen in red. If the feel is the same visible red is good.

Quote from guenterhaas

I think you're talking about the V-Pick-Diamond and V-Pick Dimension, no I didn't test these ones, but a lot of others, also big ones like Gladiator and Memphis. Probably the Diamond and Dimension are too thick for me, too. Unfortunately not all models are available in German music-stores, I ordered the V-Picks primarily in other European countries. Generally I like the V-Picks very much and I'll stay with them, Bullseye and/or Euro 2 will replace my Dunlop Delrin 1.5 mm.
Would you recommend the Diamond Pointed or normal?

On paper, one cant fathom that something so thick ( over 4mm) is even playable. But you really should try them.
Thomann carries them I think.
As for pointed or not, Brand new the pointed might be a little too pointy , but rounds up nicely after a bit. Both good.
The only drawback is that in the unlikely event you drop it, finding a transparent pick can be tricky. The bonus is that it makes such a noise when it hits the floor that you can hear where it is

Quote from guenterhaas

Coming from the Dunlop Delrin 1.5 mm, I noticed that I still like a similar form and size. Therefore my favourite ones are the V-Pick "Euro 2", "Bullseye" and "Tradition Lite", strangely right now I'm playing best with the Euro 2 (despite the holes)....

Some of the V-Picks are too big and some are too small for me, Dava was just a little waste of time and money.

I still had no chance to test a lot of other picks like BlueChip, Red Bear ect.

Anyway, to find the V-Picks has been a big improvement for me.

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Have you tried the Diamond? Or the Dimension/Dimension Jr? It wasnt untill I tried these, that I made the swap.

Quote from DonPetersen

A Profile is a recreation of the whole signal chain: (dirt) stomps, amp, cab, mic, eq
A Stomp in the Profiler is a model of a specific effect - it's NOT something that was created by profiling.

The only way to do something similar would be to use two Profilers: one with a Profile of only a stompbox, and one with only an amp Profile.

Ok. I understand.
Would be nice though

Quote from DonPetersen

we have never sold presets or rigs - our offerings are free.

Obviously I meant in the same format. Sorry for any confusion caused.

Quote from Fero

Hi Guys,
at the moment the Kemper technology doesn't allow to load other stomps in the stomps section of the profiler. This is the reason why we profile pedals on the clean channel of an amp that is one of the most transparent on the market (in my opinion)...and we create a profile ready to be used that is the combination of the pedal and the amp. I understand that in this way you can't combine your favorite amp with the stomps but our profiles try to re-crete the character of the pedal and the final result is very cool.

I hope you like the free pack!

Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks again for the free pack. You gotta luv the BB!

I guess this would be a feature request then? For Kemper to allow the creation of stomps by 3rd parties ?

Btw...Im not complaining

Quote from Ingolf

It's an easy thing.
Myriads of guitarists make their sound based solely on pedals over a clean amp platform.
It is these guitarists that @Fero and Rigbusters serve in a highly prodessional way

I see.
Not sure what you mean with "its an easy thing" though.
If Kemper can do it, wouldnt it be possible to profile these stomps as "presets" or "stomps" and add them to a clean rig?
Im not trying to knock Rigbusters work, just trying to understand the whys of it all.
Peace